THE TROUBLE IN KOREA.
JAPANESE TROOPS LANDED
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SEOUL, July 25. Three Japanese warships at Chemulpo landed troops and bluejadkets for Seoul. The Marquis Ito has presented Japan’s proposals to the Korean Cabinet. Although it is not proposed to interfere with the security of the Throne, it is behoved, owing] to the consternation prevailing at the Court, the proposals are of a revolutionary nature. Received July 27, 0.13 a - m - SEOUL, July 26. After considerable opposition on the part of the Korean Court the new Japanese-Korean Convention hi.« been signed, jilacing the Korean administration under the guidance of the Japanese Resident-General, who is authorised to appoint his nominees to all responsible positions.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2143, 27 July 1907, Page 2
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